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Next on Vegas, a beauty pageant turns
into a nightmare.
>> They're trying to terrorize us.
>> Could we try again?
>> Hey
Heat.
Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Heat.
Heat.
Well, that's enough. We don't have much
time.
>> One more group chat. Okay.
>> All right, girls. Gather around here for
one more group chat. We got 10 minutes
until rehearsal and that Sarah will not
be kept waiting. Everybody, let's go.
Come on. Let's go. We only got about 90
minutes here. line up just like these
three.
>> Close it up. Make like a fence.
Why the gap?
>> Where's Holly?
>> I'm sorry I'm late, Sarah. I got caught
in traffic.
>> Models are supposed to stop traffic,
Holly, not these stop flyers. Now go on,
get in. Tom needs to take the pictures.
>> All right, girls. Now remember to smile.
Now we can't sell some kind of swimwear
if you're not happy.
Ah, that's better.
Wait, you're crazy.
Never mind. He's here now.
>> Where have you been?
>> Where have I been? I've been out and
about.
>> Oh,
>> where have you been?
>> Right here.
>> It is so hot out there.
>> I know. Roth called from New York with
two important matters.
>> Roth. I haven't seen him in a while.
>> Yeah, I know. Now, he wants you to see a
George Crowley. He'll be in here
Saturday at 4:30. Want you to stay with
him.
>> Who's George Crowley?
>> Well, seems like he's a diamond
merchant. He'll be carrying $2 million
in uncut stones.
>> Slick knows I don't do bodyguard work.
>> Mhm. Well, he said you'd say that. So,
I'm supposed to tell you that this guy's
a real dear gambling buddy of his, and
he doesn't want anything to happen to
him on Desert Denim property.
>> This is not us. The second time this
week. Okay, no problem.
>> Okay, no problem. The guy's bringing me
in $2 million in gems. No problem.
Aren't you just a little bit curious?
>> No. What else you got?
>> Well, Roth wants you to see a Sarah
Bankraftoft on the double.
>> Sarah Bankraftoft? Isn't she the one who
designs the clothes?
>> Mhm. She's practically a legend. All the
beautiful women she's dressed put in to
end.
>> Be quite a picture, wouldn't it?
>> Yeah, good point. She's in business for
herself right now with swimwear. She's
uh introducing a new line Saturday in a
fashion show.
>> Okay, I'll go see her.
>> Okay. She's really a nice person.
Everybody loves her. Well, if she's such
a nice person, why does she want to see
me?
>> Ah, good point. She's at the desert in.
>> Ah, that's a good point. That's where
I'll be.
>> Okay.
>> Want to buy some wallpaper? Looking real
good.
>> Get the lipstick off you.
>> Perfect.
>> Please, girls, not too much sun. I don't
want to see stripes on you when you're
wearing my suits.
This is not a peep show, young man.
>> Oh, yes, ma'am. I'm not peeping.
>> Think of peeping.
>> What do you want?
>> Uh, my name is uh Tenner.
>> Oh,
well, you're younger than I expected.
>> Well, you caught me on one of my better
days.
>> Philip Roth says you're very competent.
Is that true?
>> Well, you can't argue a slick now, can
you?
>> Well, how much do you charge?
>> Well, $200 a day plus expenses.
If I take the case.
>> Oh, cocky. H
>> careful
>> and fast. I hope. I want you to clear up
this whole matter immediately.
>> Well, what exactly is this matter,
ma'am?
>> Today, it was a 5-ft length of pipe that
accidentally fell off the roof.
Yesterday, one of my girls went riding.
There was a gunshot. The horse shied and
threw her. And the day before that, Rita
Mason's car brakes failed and she ran
into a lamp post and broke her ankle.
>> Sounds like your girls are unusually
accidentrone.
>> Today was no accident, Mr. Tana. There
was a man up on that roof. Unless one of
my girls has stepped on toes
>> or somebody's trying to persuade you to
cancel your fashion show.
>> Exactly.
They're trying to terrorize us.
>> Well, we can't have that. It's bad for
business. Then I assume you will accept
the case.
>> Uh, sure. Is there somebody involved
with these accidents who I could talk
to?
>> Yes. Rita Mason. She's out by the pool.
You can't miss her. She's the one in the
cast.
>> Okay. Because of the light bulb she hit.
>> Yes.
>> I sing only.
>> Oh my. He is a charmer.
You must be reading.
>> Depends who's asking.
>> Well, uh, maybe I should sign in.
>> Be my guest.
Oh, so you're Dantana. I've heard about
you.
>> I don't believe a word of it.
>> Pity. Sit down.
>> I just have a second. Sarah said
something about you had an accident with
your car.
>> Oh, yeah. The brakes. All I can tell you
is that it was okay the night before. It
is kind of an old clunk, though.
>> Yeah. Where is it now?
>> It's at a place called Manny's Garage
over on
>> Yeah, I know. Manny.
>> Okay. Well, now that we have that out of
the way, let's talk about you. How do
you like me so far?
>> Dan.
>> Holly. Hey, how you going, Dave?
>> Fine.
>> Story of my life. How are you? Oh,
>> how long's it been?
>> When'd you get in town?
>> Just a couple of days.
>> Why haven't you called me?
>> Well, Sarah's had us in protective
custody ever since the accident started.
>> Well, some accident. Some guy's up on
the roof throwing pipe torpedoes at us
for God's sake.
>> Were you here when the accident
happened?
>> I wasn't, but she was.
>> I was. There was a guy up on the roof,
but he disappeared.
>> Yeah. Did you tell the police about it?
>> Of course I did. They asked me what he
looked like. I couldn't tell them.
>> Mhm.
>> He had a mustache, I think, but I don't
know. He was so far away.
>> So, uh, how long's it been?
>> 2 years, 3 months, and 10 days.
>> But who's counting?
>> Well, you look real good.
You don't look so bad yourself.
>> Do you have plans for dinner tonight?
>> Yeah.
>> I'll pick you up at 8:30.
>> Okay.
>> Bye-bye.
>> I'm really uh sorry about your foot
there.
>> Oh, thanks. Come around sometime when
the competition's not so fierce.
>> 2 years, 3 months, and 10 days. That's
quite a long torch you're carrying,
honey.
All right.
Oh,
hey.
6600.
Hey
Dantana investigations.
>> Benzer, I'm on the strip and I think I'm
wagging a tail. A gold Ford sedan.
>> No kidding. Somebody's following you.
>> Well, I'm not towing the guy.
Yeah. Call Nelson a metro. I have him
run a make on an Nevada plate. Robert
Adam449
just in case.
>> Robert Adam49.
Oh man, I just typed that on a police
record.
>> Then meet me at Manny's garage. Remember
the bit we pulled on Big Ado? You
>> mean the car bit?
>> Yeah, we're going to do it again to the
gold sedan.
>> Great. Great. Okay. Um I I'll meet you
at Manny's. I'll be there. I'll be I'll
be on time. Okay. Bye.
Hey, Manny. Give it a rest.
>> I'll give it a rest. All right. It's the
last time I'll take a job after some
bozo already stripped the threads. I'm a
mechanic, not not a magician.
>> Listen, you going to talk to me or do I
take my teber to somebody else next
time?
>> Dan, why didn't you say it was you?
>> Hey, Manny,
>> what can I do for you?
>> Yeah, you got Rita Mason's car around
here somewhere.
>> Oh, yeah, sure. Right over here.
>> There's one, huh?
>> Yeah.
>> What's wrong with it?
>> The brakes went out.
>> Brakes, huh?
Master seal could have broken and leaked
the brake fluid.
>> Maybe.
>> You don't think so?
>> No. I think it had some help.
>> Thanks, man. Sure thing.
See you next week for a tuneup. Be sure
you call for an appointment.
>> Yeah.
Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat. N.
Heat. Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat.
No
heat.
Ben, you all right? See, I'm I'm sorry.
I I blew it. I should have got the
roadblock. I'm sorry.
>> It's all right. We'll get another shot
at him. Word sure got around a fast time
on this case, didn't it?
>> Yeah.
Can I give you a lift back to your car?
At
>> least
Mr. Cohen, Bert Cohen, please call the
hotel operator.
How's everything going?
>> Smooth.
>> Sarah Bankov is feeling the pressure.
Paul Roy, this is your boss, George
Crowley.
>> Don't you think it's a little dangerous
standing around talking like this in
front of God and everybody? You aren't
even supposed to arrive until Saturday,
you know.
>> Well, that's what Roth and Tenner think.
But nobody here knows me, so I'll just
stay out of sight.
>> Huh?
>> You'd better. Tina's no dummy. I found
it out myself this afternoon.
>> Oh, Roth wouldn't send me a stiff to
protect my diamonds.
>> Don't worry about it. Everything's going
along as planned.
>> Come on, let's have a drink. Come on.
So why'd you come back?
>> Oh, Hollywood was such a bummer.
>> That's it. Hollywood was a bummer.
That's the only reason. Well, I found
out that the only thing worse than my
singing is my acting.
So, I guess I'll just stick with
modeling.
But the days of frantically running all
over town trying to make three sessions
a day are long gone.
>> Well, you still have uh Sarah's fashion
shows,
right?
>> Yeah.
>> Then what are you going to do?
>> I don't know.
Do you have any suggestions?
>> Do I have any suggestions?
>> Come on, Dan. You don't have to let me
down easy. I'm the one that took the
walk. Remember?
>> Yes, I do remember.
>> I know how you feel.
>> You do?
I want you to tell me.
>> Listen, Dan. I've made a lot of
mistakes, but I've never made the same
one twice.
Could
we try again?
>> I promise I
long number. It really is. I promise
you.
>> Dad.
>> Hello.
>> How's your shower?
>> Holly, it's Sarah.
>> My dear, would you do me a favor?
>> I'll try. What do you need?
>> Well, it's the pictures from this
morning's session. They're on my desk at
the workroom. I have to meet with a
buyer tonight and it would help to have
the layout.
>> Where's Tom? Can't he pick him up?
>> No, Tom is busy on a photo session at
the Riviera.
>> Okay, I'll go get them.
>> Oh, you're a dear. Thank you, Holly.
>> You're not going to believe it.
>> You're probably right.
>> I have to run over to Sarah's workshop
and pick up some photographs.
>> I don't believe it.
>> Now.
>> Now. Listen,
>> the night is young
>> and my taxi service is very reasonable.
So,
>> I'm sure.
>> Why don't you let me ride you over
there?
>> Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Do we have to go now?
>> Now.
>> Now.
>> Let's go,
>> man.
>> Got your key.
>> Yes.
Oh,
>> can we just get these pictures and get
out of here?
>> Okay. Okay. I have to find somewhere.
>> There's no smoke.
>> Come on. It's out. I put it out. It's
out.
>> Tom, what happened? Are you okay?
>> Yeah, I think so.
>> Yeah. I guess
I finished a picture session early and I
came back here to get some glossies. I
smell smoke.
>> Dan, this is Tom Brooft's nephew. He's
handling the publicity for the show.
>> You're Dan Jana? Huh? Well, I'm glad
Aunt Sarah hired you because this
stuff's got to stop.
>> You think this fire was set
deliberately?
>> I don't know.
It's dead. I'll call the fire department
arson squad. You stay here till they get
here. I'll see you back at Sarah's room
at the DI.
>> Sure.
>> You all right?
>> Yes, sir. Thank you very much.
Well, the arson squad's at the workshop
and uh Tom's on his way back to town.
>> What an evening, Miss Tensson. Little
business, a little pleasure, a little
food, a little wine, a little laughter,
a fire.
Forgot how much fun we used to have
together.
>> Well, thank you, Mr. Tana.
And just what are you trying to say that
you're trying so hard not to say?
What I'm trying to say is uh I mean the
thing I'd like to say is
I'm not saying this very well, am I?
>> No.
>> Oh, I just forgot
you.
>> Oh, Gardinia.
Oh, you remembered.
Well, Gardinas are hard to forget.
>> Among other things.
>> Yeah.
Among other things.
Listen, Dan. If you're going to go talk
detective talk with Sarah,
then I'm going to go to my room and take
a bubble bath and pamper myself.
>> I'll leave the door unlocked. Okay.
>> Oh, you know that sounds uh terribly
daring.
>> So, just take a second.
That's the girl that saw me throw the
pipe off the roof. If
>> she could identify you, she'd have done
it by now.
>> If she sees me again, she might
remember.
I don't think I want to take that
chance.
Who
who can be doing these obscene things?
Well, Sarah, it's obvious that you have
an enemy somewhere.
Now, think about it. Who would stand to
benefit if you failed?
>> I don't know.
>> Everything Sarah's guts tied up in this
fashion show Sunday.
>> Every cent she could ever save. Every
dime she could ever borrow. What he's
trying to tell you, dear boy, is that if
I had any ideas, I would have told you
long ago.
Maybe I should just forget the fashion
show.
It's the selling season. You can't wait
for it all to come around again. It's
now or not at all. I'd like to see you
hang in there.
>> There's one thing we all seem to agree
on.
No one has a motive.
That's starting to bug me.
See you later.
Hey.
Holly.
Holly. Holly.
Holly.
Oh my god.
Oh.
The bellman saw a man on the terrace.
When a guy ran across a lawn, his back
was to him.
>> Hey,
you all right?
No. Dan,
whoever he is will get him.
>> Better hope to God that you get to him
before I do.
>> We've been investigating some accidents
at Sarah Brooft's show. Avenger tells me
you're working for her.
>> You have anything else to tell me?
>> Told you everything I know.
Why don't you take over? I'm going to
make
Benzer, don't worry. He'll be okay.
Let me fill you in. The arson squad is
checking on a fire at Sarah's showroom.
>> Excuse me. Uh, did you get anything on
the license plate check on that gold car
that was following Dan?
>> Mhm.
registered to one Henry Gates. He showed
a New Jersey driver's license with an
Atlantic City address.
>> Let me guess, paid in cash, no local
address.
>> That's right. He left the car in the lot
last night, and nobody at the rental
agency can describe him.
>> Great.
That's enough, boys. Take it down. This
show has been cancelled.
>> Take a break.
>> What's going on here?
>> Sarah's cancelling the show.
>> Is that true? after last night.
I'm so very sorry, Mr. Tana. Dan, Holly
was really a beautiful young person, and
I know what it feels like to lose
someone you truly care for.
>> Thank you, sir. But Holly wouldn't want
you to quit. She knew how much this show
meant to you.
>> I don't think you realize what a
difficult decision this was. I mean, to
discard a dream I've had for so long. I
just can't believe that you'd throw away
all you've worked so hard for. I mean,
it just doesn't sound like the same man
Sarah I've known all my life.
>> Sarah, why don't you think it over?
>> Tell you one thing, I'm not going to
quit.
>> Hi, Vince.
>> How you doing?
>> I'm okay.
Um, Mr. Lensford at the mortuary is
waiting to see you and be asked me to
remind you uh that the diamond dealer
Roth wanted you to take care of. He's
going to be here at 4:30.
>> Yeah, Cwley,
by 9:00 I'll meet him.
>> Okay. Um, anything I can do for you?
>> What'd you hear from the fire
department?
>> Nothing. Not a thing.
>> Well, why don't you help be check the
backgrounds on those girls?
>> Okay, but all the competitors came up
clean so far.
>> Check it again. Maybe we missed
something. This thing just doesn't make
any sense.
>> See you later. Yeah.
I
>> got some prints I got to develop this
morning. Sarah, you mind if I see you
later?
>> Run along, dear boy. I'll just sit here
a while.
>> Is up
six. Here's a replay of that last
right here.
>> Well,
I hope you got a good reason for being
here. What's on your mind?
>> You said nobody'd be hurt.
>> Accidents happen, kid.
>> Last night, that was an accident,
>> so I'm told.
>> Well, did they tell you a Sarah was
cancelceled the show?
or she'll reconsider,
won't she?
>> I want out.
>> Tom, Tom, John, now you should have
thought about that before you laid
75,000 in IUs on me in that Atlantic
City game.
>> I'll pay him.
>> Oh, well, it's too late, Tom. The ship
has sailed.
It's a long swim.
Those waters,
they're filled with sharks.
Anything else?
>> Tana knows about him. The girl talked to
him.
>> Well, now if she'd have given him a
description, he'd have given it to the
cops. They'd have put out an APB.
>> You don't understand. Tana had a thing
for Holly Stinson. He's going to keep
coming after you, and he's not going to
give up.
>> He'll give up.
Tom,
let us worry about Tanner now. You just
be sure that there's a pretty fashion
show going on with all those
eye-catching ladies in their cute little
swimming suits when we officially
arrive.
>> Don't forget your camera, kid. They give
you that aura of success.
God knows you need it,
kid.
Goodbye.
>> What are we going to do about Tanner?
>> I want him dead.
That boy is right. Tenner is going to
keep coming and I don't want him in the
way this afternoon.
>> How do you want it done?
>> We're going to give Mr. Tanner the
opportunity to think that he can get his
girlfriend's murderer.
>> Tana
>> Dan Sarah Bankraftoft. I've changed my
mind about the show. I'm not a quitter.
>> I didn't think you were, Sarah.
>> But I do need some advice. A man just
phoned here and said to bring $50,000 to
the Yaka camp ground by 3 this afternoon
or my show would never go on.
>> What did you tell him?
>> Well, nothing. He hung up.
>> Okay, I'll handle it.
>> Oh, Dan, I don't want you to get into
trouble.
>> The guy on the phone must be the one who
killed Holly. I want him, Sarah.
>> Well, be careful. Be careful.
If you go in a street dressed like that,
you'll get arrested.
>> Yeah, they ruined my pants. Don't worry,
Ben have brought me a change.
>> How is it?
>> Well, as they say in the westerns, it's
just a flesh wound, partner.
>> Why didn't you call me? Cuz I didn't
want you to scare him off. Well, from
the looks of things, they don't scare
too easily.
>> No.
>> Well, even if you pick them out of the
mug book, the chances of us finding them
before Sarah's show are very remote.
Now, Dan, I talked to the fire chief,
and that fire in the work room was
probably the result of arson.
But all things being considered, I may
have to cancel her show.
>> Dave, you can't just pull the rug out
from under like this.
>> But there will be a lot of people there.
Another accident could be an absolute
disaster.
>> Dave, everything Sarah has is riding on
this show. And I'm not just talking
about money. Everything she ever dreamed
of, worked for all her life. You cancel
this show and you're canceling Sarah
Bankraftoft.
>> Okay,
I'll put a couple of plane clothesman on
it and I will ask hotel security to give
them all the people that we can use.
But if you're wrong, you're behind in a
sling. Well, I'll just have to sleep on
my stomach for a while, right?
>> Hey, uh Dave, uh these bushwhackers who
shot me probably think I'm dead, so
let's just keep it that way. All right,
>> fine. So, I'll order some liies.
>> Just in case.
>> Just in case. What?
>> Just in case they make it the next time.
Now this is a floor plan of the desert
in lobby.
The desk, elevators, and the front
entrance.
Now the bankroft show will start at 4:00
in the pool area and last for about an
hour. Every guard in the hotel will be
in that pool area. Yeah, but uh what if
they're not?
>> Are you kidding? With Tana dead, they
may even call in some offduty cops to
help.
>> I don't know. It's strange. There's been
nothing on radio or TV about Tana.
>> Well, they probably hadn't found the
body yet, but they must know that he's
missing.
Now, are we all squared away about the
timing?
>> Yeah. Security expects me to arrive at
4:30, but in fact, I'll be here a half
hour earlier, so there won't be any
guards in the lobby to protect me.
Now, Gates will come up on me at the
desk. I'll take the key at gunpoint,
unlock the case from your wrist, head
out to the chopper. Roy here already
have the motors running.
>> Just make sure you make it look good.
>> Yeah,
I'll be screaming about the inadequate
security.
and calling my insurance company of the
2 million.
>> Dan, what on earth happened your
limping? Well, some of your friends at
the Yucket Springs campgrounds were more
interested in a pound of flesh than
$50,000.
>> Oh, how terrible.
>> Well, they didn't get either one.
>> How things going here?
>> Well, two of my young ladies have
resigned.
>> I get cold feet.
>> Oh, we'll get along somehow.
>> I see they beefed up security.
>> Oh, yes. Isn't it wonderful?
The hotel turned over the entire
security force. You know, Tom will be so
pleased. He's asked them for guards all
week long, and they wouldn't give them
to him. Not until your friend,
Lieutenant Nelson, said he was
short-handed did we get them.
>> I see. Tom has been asking for more
security all week.
>> Yes. He's so concerned, you know, so
loyal.
>> Yeah. Where is Tom now?
>> Well, he's back in the office. He left
some sort of lens there. there.
>> Dan,
>> what's the matter, Tom? You look like
you just saw a dead man.
Oh, you just startle me. That's all.
>> I want to talk to you, Tom.
>> What about
>> about an itch I've been trying to
scratch that just won't go away?
>> I don't understand.
>> Questions, Tom. Questions.
Like how someone would know that your
photo session was going to be near that
rooftop
where Vicki was riding so they could
spook her horse or how they knew it was
Rita Mason's car they were tampering
with not somebody else's and then we had
a fire. The arson squad is investigating
but it looks like it was deliberately
set. And if it was how did the arsonist
get in here, Tom? Because there's no
sign of forced entry. You know what it
looks like to me? It looks like somebody
on the inside was passing information to
somebody on the outside.
>> Hey, now wait a minute. You're not
saying that I'm
>> I thought about you, Tom.
I just didn't float.
I mean, why would you want to hurt
Sarah?
>> I wouldn't, Dan. Believe me.
>> Unless the idea was not to hurt Sarah,
but to create a diversion. So, all the
deserting guards would be out by the
pool guarding this room fashion show
while George Crowley waltzes into the
lobby with 2 million in diamonds.
Crowley.
Who's Crowley?
I got to get back to the hotel. It's not
polite to interrupt, Tom.
And we haven't discussed Holly yet.
>> And now the sun goddess medley.
Of
course, the medley wouldn't be complete
without this stunningly simple swimsuit
inspired by the golden Aztec sun Bret
Lane in a creation called Sun Goddess.
Now we have Melinda modeling what I call
desert rainbow.
Note the splash of vibrant colors.
Thank you, Melinda. Isn't she lovely?
Incidentally, these suits are marvelous
for travel. They fit into your coin
purse.
Now we have Stephanie wearing spring
flowers.
The bright colors are designed to take
your breath away. Thank you, Stephanie.
By the way, with my suit, one size fits
all. Of course, the larger the girl, the
smaller the bikini.
The next suit is very provocative. It's
worn by Tanya and it's guaranteed to
make men stop and look. Don't you agree?
You will note that all our swimwear is
made from the latest synthetics. The
high French cut is stunningly
attractive.
You know, isn't it remarkable that only
one of these girls has had enough
objective?
Well, haven't you noticed?
Oh, this is our multi-purpose suit worn
by Cynthia. It can take you to the beach
and then right on to the disco.
Isn't she fabulous?
10 investigations.
>> B, I want you to track down Nelson. Have
him swing by the sun kind of swim and
pick up Tom Bank prop. Then have him
come over to the desert end.
>> Important.
>> $2 million worth.
Mr. Dan Tam is supposed to meet me here.
I'm a bit early.
>> Just keep still and nobody say a word.
Now give me the key.
>> I don't have a key. Suit yourself. You
want to die?
>> All right.
>> Mr. Cohen. Mr. B Cohen. Please follow
me.
You weren't in this alone. Two men shot
at me.
>> You'll get nothing out of me.
>> You killed Holly. I'll get all you've
got to give.
>> Stop.
I had to. I was haunted.
>> Who ordered you?
>> Carly. Really?
>> Call security.
Heat. Heat.
Come on. I can't control this thing. I
can't make it. Help me.
Journey.
Give me a hand. Help me. Let go. Just
let go. I'm going to cry.
Enough.
Enough.
Is it
Get up.
Thank you so very much. You're very
kind. You couldn't be nicer.
Hello.
Brand Nelson pick up the pieces out
there.
>> Yeah, he picked up Tom Bro Bank, too.
>> Are you going to tell Sarah that Tom was
the inside man?
>> Not now.
This is her day.
Let's let her have it.
Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat.
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